The storyline oscillates between
2060s and pre-independence era and showcases three generations. And it has more
than one pivotal character. There is Kanshi Ram and Kusum in the long ago times
of early 1900s and there Lipi and Ravi from the futuristic age of 2062. In
between, there is Shakuntala, Manohar, Meena, Vinod and Aryan. Each one plays
an important part in the plot which is basically the normal household saga of
struggle, differences of opinions, tug of war for power and authority with
streaks of betrayal and some romance. Every generation has its share of
struggle. But there is something that is common between all three generations-
a secret that has been hidden in a false ceiling and passed on unwillingly to
the next generation.
Monday, 16 May 2016
Sunday, 8 May 2016
Book Review – Hell to Pay by Pamela Fagan Hutchins
I would not be lying if I said
that I was hooked on to Hell to Pay from the first chapter itself. Half way
through the book, I had already started thinking like Emily. Making the
characters seem extremely lively and realistic is just one of the good things
about Hell to Pay.
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